Authors whose first name starts with K, page 11 of 13

Kimberly Dean writes erotic romance with turns into horror and the supernatural. Thirty-five books are catalogued between 2002 and 2023, opening with Tiger Lily and closing on Dream Lover, at a median of 264 pages. Five series are named: Courting, Dream Weavers, Triple X, Hackers and Midnight Justice. Dreams recur as a hook, in Dream Walker (2008), In Her Wildest Dreams (2008) and Dream Lover, and class reunions supply High School Reunion (2005).

Kimberly Derting writes children's fiction. Scientists, science projects, schools, dogs and pets appear among the recorded subjects, alongside romance, across 23 catalogued books published between 2010 and 2024. The Body Finder (2010) opens the catalogue and States of Matter (2024) is the newest title. Body Finder, Pledge, Cece Loves Science, Libby Loves Science, Vivi Loves Science and Men of West Beach are the six series listed under Derting's name. The 2010s are the busiest decade.

Kimberly Frost is an American writer of paranormal romance working out of Houston, Texas, with Berkley Books as publisher. The Southern Witch series, begun with Would-Be Witch, is set in the invented Texas town of Duvall and follows Tammy Jo Trask, a young witch with poor control over her powers. A second series, Etherlin, takes a darker and more suspenseful line. By 2016 the total stood at seven full-length novels and two novellas. Nine books are catalogued here, running 2008 to 2015 and closing with Casually Cursed, and the subjects record witches, wizards, vampires, magic and lockets.

Kimberly Grist has 35 catalogued books, published between 2018 and 2026, from Rebecca's Hope (2018) to Brady's Battle (2026). Carrie Town Texas is the one series recorded against the name. Titles in the run include Emma's Dream (2018), Lois's Risk (2018), Maggie's Strength (2019), Magnolia's Measure (2020) and Maude's Mission (2020). Grist holds the sole credit on all 35.

Kimberly Knight's 56 catalogued books run from Deadly Reflection (2005) to Playing for the President's Daughter (2026), with suspense, espionage and thrillers among the subjects. Homicide.com followed in 2008, and Where I Need to Be in 2012. Titles from 2014 and 2015 include Finding Spencer, Wanting Spencer, Tattooed Dots, Angels & Whiskey and Tequila & Lace. Series include Club 24, Saddles & Racks, Sensation Fantasies, Dangerously Intertwined, Off the Field Duet, Off the Bench Duet, Comeback and Off the Mat.

Kimberly Krey has 51 books in the catalogue, starting with Evie's Knight (2012). A run of cowboy titles followed, including Cassie's Cowboy Crave (2013), Jade's Cowboy Crush (2013) and Reese's Cowboy Kiss (2014). Krey's series include Sweet Montana Bride, Cobble Creek Romance, Benton Brother Romance, Billionaires in Hiding, Unlikely Cowgirl, Second Chance Experiment and Royal Palm Resort. Shay's Cowboy Constant (2026) is the newest title.

Kimberly Lemming has 10 books catalogued between 2021 and 2026, and Mead Mishaps and Cosmic Chaos are the series. That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon (2021) comes first, followed by That Time I Got Drunk and Yeeted a Love Potion at a Werewolf (2022) and That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Human (2023). I Got Abducted by Aliens and Now I'm Trapped in a Rom-Com (2025) and I Punched an Alien and Now We're in Couples Therapy (2026) are the most recent.

Kimberly Loth has 72 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2024. The Dragon Kings is her longest run, reaching a thirtieth volume in 2024, and Circus of the Dead, the Thorn Chronicles, Stella and Sol, New World Shifters, Sons of the Sand, Whisper Springs and the Michigan Millionaires sit alongside it. Many titles carry a second name, Kissed also appearing as Midnight Angel.

Kimberly McCreight is an American author of psychological suspense. Reconstructing Amelia, McCreight's debut novel, became a New York Times bestseller, drew Edgar, Anthony and Alex Award nominations, was named Entertainment Weekly's favourite book of the year, and was optioned for television by HBO and Blossom Films. Where They Found Her followed as a USA Today bestseller and a Kirkus Best Mystery of the Year, and A Good Marriage was picked as a best book of the summer by the New York Times, People and Publishers Weekly. Ten catalogued books span 2013 to Someone Else's Husband (2026), the Outliers series among them.

Kimberly Rae Jordan has 71 catalogued books, starting in 2013 with A Little Bit of Love, Marrying Kate, Waiting for Rachel and Worth the Wait, and reaching Benjamin in 2026, with Embers of Trust due in 2027. Series include New Hope Falls, Callaghans & McFaddens, Halversons, Home to Collingsworth, BlackThorpe Security, Those Karlsson Boys, McKinleys and Christmas in Serenity Point. Faith, Hope & Love (2013) and Home Is Where the Heart Is (2014) are other listed titles.

Kimberly Stuart has eight catalogued books, published between 2006 and 2018, and one recorded series, Heidi Elliott. Mothers and daughters, working mothers, women singers and music teachers, veterinarians, country life and Chicago appear in the subjects. The list opens with Balancing Act (2006) and closes with Heart Land (2018), by way of Stretch Marks (2009), Operation Bonnet (2011) and Sugar (2017).

Kimbra Swain writes fantasy, with 55 books in the catalogue published between 2017 and 2023. Abomination, Bless Your Heart and Intuition are among the 2017 titles. Swain's series include Fairy Tales of a Trailer Park Queen, Stories of Frost and Fire, Dog River Wolfpack, Legend of the Vampire Reject, Oddities Emporium, Alchemist Heir, Fire Realm Chronicles and Magic City Blues. Consuming Wind - Dani & Zeph (2023) is the latest title, and Swain is listed as dormant.

Kimi Cunningham Grant has 4 catalogued books, opening with Silver Like Dust (2012) and running through Fallen Mountains (2019) and These Silent Woods (2021) to The Nature of Disappearing (2024). Subjects recorded across the catalogue include the Second World War, concentration camps, the evacuation and relocation of civilians between 1942 and 1945, family, and suspense. Grant is actively publishing.

Seven series stand under Kindle Alexander: Tattoos and Ties, Nice Guys, Wilder Inc., Texas Pride, Layne Family Novel Duet, Always & Forever and Reservations. The catalogue lists 24 books dated 2012 to 2026, every one credited to Alexander alone. Up in Arms opened the run in 2012, Double Full, Texas Pride and The Current Between Us followed in 2013, and Always and Full Disclosure in 2014. Broken Pride is dated 2026, and the catalogue marks the run ongoing.

Kingsley Amis

60 books• 5 series

Satirical comedies are the work Sir Kingsley Amis (1922–1995) is best known for, among them Lucky Jim (1954), One Fat Englishman, Ending Up, Jake's Thing and The Old Devils. Amis worked as a novelist, poet, critic and teacher, producing over 20 novels, six poetry collections, a memoir, short fiction, radio and TV scripts and criticism. The Times placed Amis ninth among the 50 greatest British writers since 1945 in 2008. Martin Amis, also a novelist, is Kingsley Amis's son. The catalogue lists 60 titles from Bright November (1947) to Raising a Smile (2019).

Kinky Friedman

31 books• 1 series

Kinky Friedman wrote comic detective fiction in which a character bearing his own name works as a private investigator in New York. The catalogue holds 31 books dated 1986 to 2012, opening with Greenwich Killing Time (1986) and taking in Elvis, Jesus and Coca Cola (1993) and Armadillos & Old Lace (1994). Friedman (1944-2024) was also a singer, songwriter, humorist and Texas Monthly columnist, and stood as an independent in the 2006 Texas governor's race, placing fourth with 12.6% of the vote.

Kinsley Adams is catalogued with 21 books published between 2021 and 2026, every one credited to Adams alone. Dating Dracula, Loving Dracula, Marrying Dracula and Goodness Gracious, Great God of Fire all date from 2021, Battle of the Hexes, Mating the Wolfman and Wooing the Wolfman followed in 2022, and Hooked on the Vampire King, Monsters & Chocolate and Smitten with the Vampire King in 2023. One Bite And I'm Yours is dated 2026. Five series are listed: Dating Monsters, Queen of Hell, Eternity Falls, Hex Sisters and Blood and Mercy.

Kira Archer is a contemporary romance author with 13 books catalogued from 2015 to 2022. Archer's series is Winning the Billionaire. The list starts with Driving Her Crazy (2015) and Kissing Her Crazy (2015) and ends with Say Yes to the Mess (2022). Other titles include Truly, Madly, Sweetly (2016), 69 Million Things I Hate About You (2017) and Scotland or Bust (2018).

Kira Cole has 44 books in the catalogue, all dated from 2023 onward. Mafia Boss's Surprise Baby, Secret Mafia Daddy and Mafia Daddy Next Door are among the 2023 titles, and Exile and Embrace and Marriage and Malice followed in 2024. Possessed Reign (2026) is the newest release, and Beautifully Claimed is scheduled for 2027. Cole series include Sullivan Mafia, Alpha Mafia Daddies, Devoted In Darkness, Cruel Command, La Famiglia Russo, Mobster's Obsession, Burkes Mafia and Yegorov Bratva.

Kira Nightingale has 14 books catalogued since 2024. Two series carry her name: Shifters of the Three Rivers and Flames in Stone. The Runaway Mate (2024) is the first title listed, and The Renegade Mate, The Rescued Mate and The Resolute Mate all appeared in the same year. The Relentless Mate and The Reluctant Mate followed in 2025, The Resurgent Mate (2026) is the most recent release, and The Fearless Mate is scheduled for 2027.

Kiran Desai

3 books

Kiran Desai is an Indian author with three catalogued books. Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard (1998) opens the run. The Inheritance of Loss (2005) carried off the Man Booker Prize for 2006 and, in the same year, the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction. The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny followed in 2025. The Economic Times named Desai one of 20 most influential global Indian women in 2015. India, orphans, judges and family across generations recur as subjects.

Kiran Millwood Hargrave

13 books• 1 series

Kiran Millwood Hargrave, born in 1990, is a British poet, playwright and novelist, elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 2023. Thirteen titles are catalogued, from Last March (2012) to Almost Life (2026). Children's and young adult fiction carries much of the run, The Girl of Ink and Stars (2016), The Island at the End of Everything (2017), The Way Past Winter (2018) and Julia and the Shark (2021), while The Mercies (2020) and The Dance Tree (2022) are historical novels. Islands, sisters, friendship and Norway recur as subjects.

Westerns make up Kirby Jonas's catalogue: sheriffs, outlaws, women ranchers and the Shoshoni run through 40 books published between 1993 and 2025. The Bloody Season (1993) opens the list, and the series that follow are Season of the Vigilante, Legends West, Savage Law, Badland, Town Tamer and Lehi's Dream. Big Sneak (2025) is the most recent title.

Kirill Klevanski has 28 books in the catalogue, published from 2019 to 2026 and filed under fantasy. Klevanski's series are Matabar and Dark Wizard's Case, and Dragon Heart is the named character. Blood Will, Iron Will and Stone Will all date from 2019, and Land of Demons, Land of Magic and Land of The Enemy from 2020. Sea of Sand (2019) and Sea of Sorrow (2020) are among the other titles.

Kirk Alex spreads 22 books across six series: PI Choo-Choo Buschitski, Chance “Cash” Register Working Stiff, Eddie “Doc” Holiday, Lustmord: Anatomy of a Serial Butcher, Love, Lust & Murder and L.A. Cab Exploits. Blood, Sweat and Chump Change (2003) is the first book. Titles from 2014 include Death in the Fast Lane, My Kind of Client and The Case of the Vengeful Vixen. Loopy Soupy's Motley Crew (2022) is the latest.

The catalogue record for Kirk Jockell starts in 2015 with Tales from Stool 17; Finding Port St. Joe and holds 12 books through Trapped (2024). Jockell writes the Nigel Logan Stories and Tropical Noel Adventure series. Titles include Tales from Stool 17; Trouble in Tate's Hell (2016), Tough Enough (2019), Tupelo Honey (2020), The Cuban (2021), Tidewater Moon (2022) and Christmas Key (2023).

Kirk Mason has 25 books in the catalogue, all published between 2021 and 2025 and all credited to Mason alone. Bestiary (2021) is the first title recorded and Biomance 3 (2025) the most recent. Demon DIY, Mastering Magic, Biomance, Gem Knight, Peach Valley Defense Force and Sorcerer's Tower are the six recorded series. Titles arrive at an average gap of 0.2 years. No subject headings are attached to the catalogue.

Kirk Mitchell, born in 1950, writes time travel, alternate history, historical and adventure fiction, plus novelisations of films. The 19 catalogued books open with A.D. Anno Domini and Procurator in 1984 and close with Dance of the Thunder Dogs (2004). Series include Procurator, the Emmett Parker and Anna Turnipseed mysteries and the Dee Laguerre Mysteries. Mitchell worked as a law enforcement officer earlier in his career, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Indigenous North American subjects recur across the catalogue.

Kirsten Beyer writes science fiction tied to Star Trek. The catalogue lists 17 titles dated 2005 to 2022, every one credited to Beyer, with Kathryn Janeway and the Star Trek: Voyager relaunch among the recorded subjects. Fusion (2005) is the earliest entry and No Man's Land (2022) the most recent. Comics work sits in the listing alongside the prose, and the median title runs 96 pages. Nothing new has been catalogued since 2022.

Kirsten Miller, born 1973, is an American novelist who created the Kiki Strike series. Kiki Strike: Inside the Shadow City (2006) opened the series, and The Empress's Tomb followed in October 2007. The books follow Kiki Strike, Ananka Fishbein and their friends through the tunnels and hidden rooms beneath New York City. The idea came in 2001, when the lawn of a Manhattan nursing home collapsed to reveal an underground room. The catalogue lists 18 books up to The Women of Wild Hill (2025), with The Eternal Ones and Last Reality as further series.

Kirsten Osbourne writes romance and westerns, with 174 books in the catalogue between 2013 and 2025. Mail Order Mayhem (2013) is listed first, and Mail Order Mountains (2025) is the newest. Series listings are At the Altar, Culpepper Cowboys and Calendar Girls' Ranch. Other 2013 titles include Mail Order Madness, Mail Order Mama, Mail Order Match Maker and Mail Order Mix Up.

Kirsten Weiss writes cozy and paranormal mysteries, most of them with women sleuths and many set in California. The Riga Hayworth books open the catalogue with The Metaphysical Detective (2011); the Witches of Doyle, the Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum, Tea and Tarot, At Wits' End, Pie Town, Mystery School and Rocky Bridges series follow, alongside the historical Sensibility Grey novels. Seventy catalogued books reach A Deathly Display (2026).

Kirsty Greenwood writes romance. Ten books are catalogued between 2013 and 2026, opening with Yours Truly (2013) and reaching Romantic Hero (2026) by way of Big Sexy Love (2017), Jessica Beam is a Hot Mess (2018), It Happened on Christmas Eve (2019), Love Will Save the Day (2021) and The Love of My Afterlife (2024). Single women, women authors and grandmothers appear among the subjects. No series groupings are recorded for Greenwood.

Kirsty Manning writes historical fiction and amateur-sleuth mystery. The Midsummer Garden (2017) opens the catalogue, followed by The Song of the Jade Lily (2018), The Lost Jewels (2020), The French Gift (2021) and The Hidden Book (2024). Charlotte 'Charlie' James heads the mystery series, in The Paris Mystery (2023) and Murder in Paris (2026). Women's lives and the First World War supply recurring material across 7 books, at a median 408 pages.

Kit de Waal is the professional name of Mandy Theresa O'Loughlin, a British-Irish writer born in 1960. My Name is Leon (2016), published by Penguin Books, was the debut novel and opens a catalogue of 9 books that runs to Sweet Pea (2026). Subjects record ex-foster children, brothers, racially mixed families and family life. Supporting Cast (2020) is a collection of short stories. De Waal put part of the Penguin advance into the Kit de Waal Creative Writing Scholarship, set up to improve working-class representation in the arts, and holds a visiting professorship in creative writing at the University of Leicester.

Kit Morgan has 185 books in the catalogue, published from 2013 to Felicity (2026). The 2013 titles include His Prairie Princess, Her Prairie Knight, Her Prairie Viking, Christmas in Clear Creek and The Christmas Mail-Order Bride. Series include Prairie Brides, Prairie Grooms, Prairie Tales, Clear Creek Brides, Snows of Clear Creek, Holiday Mail Order Brides, Mail-Order Bride Ink, Brides of Fiddler's Gap, Romancing the Weavers, Love in Apple Blossom, Matchmakers in Time and Pettigrew Matchmakers.

Kit Rocha writes science fiction romance with an erotic charge. Beyond Shame (2012) opens the Beyond sequence, which continues through Beyond Control, Beyond Pain, Beyond Addiction, Beyond Jealousy and Beyond Possession. Gideon's Riders, O'Kane for Life, Mercenary Librarians, Bound to Fire and Steel and Born to Sea and Storm are the later series. Twenty-nine books are catalogued, the newest being Prince of Storms (2026), and the median runs 336 pages.

Kit Rocha / Moira Rogers is a single catalogue published under two names, running 33 books from Cry Sanctuary (2008) to Protecting Their Mate (2017). Werewolves, vampires and shifter packs drive the paranormal romance series: Red Rock Pass, Southern Arcana, Bloodhounds, Mystic Valley, Building Sanctuary and Last Pack. Children of the Undying, Ante Up, Green Pines Farm and ...and the Beast fill out the list. Erotic romance and westerns appear among the listed subjects, at a median of 196 pages.

Kitty Neale writes family sagas set in London. Candle Lane and Battersea Tavern name the two series, and poverty, criminals, orphans and the ties between mothers and daughters run through them. A Cuckoo in Candle Lane opened the catalogue in 2004, followed by Outcast Child, Nobody's Girl, Family Betrayal and Sins of the Father. 29 books reach Pride & Joy in 2026, and they are substantial, a median of 400 pages.

Kjell Eriksson

9 books• 1 series

Kjell Eriksson is a Swedish crime writer, and Ann Lindell, a detective chief inspector, leads Eriksson's central series. The Swedish Crime Academy named the first Lindell novel Best First Novel of 1999, and Prinsessan av Burundi, the fourth, took the Best Swedish Crime Novel award in 2002; Öppen grav, published in 2009, ended the series as its tenth novel. Nine books are catalogued here, from The Princess of Burundi (2006) to The Deathwatch Beetle (2021). Sweden, missing persons and murder investigation are the recurring subjects.

Kjell Ola Dahl is a Norwegian crime writer, published at times as K. O. Dahl. His Oslo Detectives novels follow Frolich and Gunnarstranda, run to eleven books of Nordic noir, and six have appeared in English in Don Bartlett's translation. The catalogue begins with Lethal Investments (1993) and continues through The Man in the Window (2001), Little Drummer (2003), Faithless (2010) and The Courier (2015) to The Lazarus Solution (2023).

Romance is the only subject recorded for KL Grayson's catalogue, which holds 17 books published between 2014 and 2019. Where We Belong (2014) opens the run and The Boyfriend Blog (2019) closes it, with A Lover's Lament (2015), Live Without Regret (2016) and The Truth About Lennon (2017) in between, plus the Crazy Hot Love, Crazy Sexy Love and Crazy Stupid Love titles of 2018. Two series appear in the listing: A Touch of Fate and Dirty Dicks/Big Sky. Every book carries Grayson's credit alone.

Kody Keplinger, an American writer of young adult and middle grade books, was born in Owensboro, Kentucky, on 8 August 1991. The DUFF (2010) was Keplinger's first novel, written at age 17, and was later made into a film under the same title. In 2021 Keplinger wrote a graphic novel for the DC antihero Poison Ivy, and the catalogue lists Poison Ivy: Thorns (2021). Hamilton High is the series on the site, and the 11 catalogued books run to Where Lost Girls Go (2026), with Shut Out (2011), The Swift Boys & Me (2014), Lying Out Loud (2015) and That's Not What Happened (2018) among them. Subject headings include high schools, dating, best friends and secrecy.

Kōji Suzuki (1957-2026) was a Japanese novelist, born in Hamamatsu and resident in Tokyo, best known for the Ring novels. Ring (1991), Spiral (1995), Loop (1998) and Birthday (1999) make up that sequence, adapted since into films, manga, television and video games. Suzuki graduated from Keio University before his first novel, Paradise (1990), and also wrote about fatherhood. Fantasy, time travel and homicide investigation fill the rest of the catalogue, Dark Water (2004) and Edge (2012) among it. Twelve books reach The Shining Sea (2022), at a median of 282 pages.

Konrad Ryan writes LitRPG, with two series in the catalogue: Dungeon Slayer and Ultimate Cocky Fighter. Eight books span 2020 to 2024. The Dungeon Destroyer and The Dungeon Slayer both carry 2020 dates, followed by The Dungeon Leader (2021), The Dungeon Phoenix (2022), The Dungeon Predator (2022), The Dungeon Titan (2023), The Highschool of Hell (2024) and Ultimate Cocky Fighter (2024). Ryan is credited on all eight. No subject headings or page counts are recorded for the name.

Kortney Keisel's catalogue holds 19 books from 2021 to 2026. The Forgotten Queen, The Promised Prince, The Rejected King and The Stolen Princess all date from 2021. Compared, Complex, Complete and Later On We'll Conspire followed in 2022, and Commit and How Jenna Became My Dilemma in 2023. Fall Fake-Out (2026) is the most recent title. Series on the author page are Desolation, Sweet Rom"Com", Always Say Never and Famously in Love.

Kotaro Isaka is a Japanese author of mystery and crime fiction whose work has crossed into manga and film. His hitman novels include 3 Assassins, filmed in Japan as Grasshopper in 2015, and Maria Beetle, published in English as Bullet Train in 2021 and filmed under that title in 2022. The Maoh: Juvenile Remix volumes account for much of the 15-title catalogue listed here, which runs from Remote Control (2007) to Seesaw Monster (2025). Assassination, vigilantes, high school students and prime ministers turn up repeatedly in Isaka's subject matter.

Koushun Takami is a Japanese novelist and former journalist, born on 10 January 1969 in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, and raised in Kagawa Prefecture on Shikoku. Takami studied literature at Osaka University and reported on politics, police matters and economics for Shikoku Shimbun between 1991 and 1996. Battle Royale, Takami's 1999 novel, became two live-action films directed by Kinji Fukasaku and four manga series. The catalogue lists 18 books from 2003 to 2014 under the Battle Royale and Battle Royale Manga series, tagged with junior high school students and reality television.

KrazeKode has 13 books in the catalogue, published from 2023 onward, and an upcoming title is announced for 2027. The First Law of Cultivation (2023) is the first title, and The Second Law of Cultivation came out the same year; The Third, Fourth and Fifth Law of Cultivation followed in 2024 and 2025. Voidborne, Abyssal Rift, Dragon Warrior and Dragon's Heart are also listed. KrazeKode writes the Qi=MC^2), Rise of the Devourer, Laws of Cultivation and Ascent of the Helldiver series.

Kresley Cole started in historical romance with The Captain of All Pleasures (2003) and the MacCarrick and Sutherland Brothers books, then moved to paranormal romance. Immortals After Dark, opening with A Hunger Like No Other (2006), is the largest sequence, and vampires, demons and other supernatural beings fill it. The Arcana Chronicles and Game Maker follow. Thirty-seven titles are catalogued, reaching Ravenous in 2026.

Kris Bock is the name Chris Eboch uses for novels for adults. Eboch is a children's book author living in New Mexico, the New Mexico Regional Advisor for the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators and a teacher for the Institute of Children's Literature. Eboch is the sister of screenwriter Douglas J. Eboch (Sweet Home Alabama). The catalogue lists 47 books from The Well of Sacrifice (1999) to Something Prowling in Paradise Park (2026), some published as Chris Eboch or M.M. Eboch, such as Jesse Owens: Young Record Breaker (2008). Series include Accidental Detective, Treasure Hunting, Reluctantly Psychic Murder Mystery and Magical Cat Café and Teashop.

Kris Calvert writes romance and romantic suspense, and Kentucky appears among the recorded subjects. The catalogue lists 19 books from Sex, Lies & Sweet Tea (2013) to Sex, Lies & Leather (2019). Series under the Calvert name are Sex and Lies, Jane Doe, Moonlight and Magnolias and Divine Darkness. Sex, Lies & Lipstick and Sex, Lies & Pearls both date from 2014, and Sex, Lies & Black Tie from 2016. Other books include Be Mine (2014), Beauty (2015) and Fate, Snow & Mistletoe (2016). The bibliography is marked likely complete.

Kris Michaels writes romance around private security teams. The Kings of Guardian line, Guardian Security Shadow World, Guardian Security Dynasty, Guardian Defenders and the Kings of Guardian Novellas take up much of the catalogue, with Hollister, Everlight and the Darkwater Security Initiative alongside. Sixty-four catalogued books run from A Backwater Blessing, Jacob and Joseph (2015) to Echoes of Deception (2026).

Kris Norris has 46 books catalogued from Deadly Vision (2009) to Hollow Trace (2026). Series include Wayward Souls, 'Til Death, Dark Prophecy, What Remains, Raven's Security, Between the Veils, From Grace and Dark Horizon. Sacred Talisman (2009), Twice Bitten (2010), Coyote Savage (2011), Snared (2011) and Orion Rising (2013) are among the earlier titles.

Kris Radish writes about women's friendships and self-reinvention. Fourteen books are catalogued from Run, Bambi, Run (1992) to A Dangerous Woman from Nowhere (2017), among them The Elegant Gathering of White Snows (2002), Annie Freeman's Fabulous Traveling Funeral (2006), The Sunday List of Dreams (2007) and Tuesday Night Miracles (2012). Female friendship, married women, mothers and daughters and self-actualization recur as subjects, with biography, case studies, fugitives from justice and criminal investigation also in the list. The median book runs 331 pages, and nothing new has appeared since 2017.

Kris Ripper's catalogue opens with a block of 2014 titles: Catalysts, Breaking Down, Close to Home, Going Home, Home Free and Hugh's New Dude. The series run to Queers of La Vista, the Scientific Method Universe, New Halliday, Erotic Gym, the Love Study, Little Red & Big Bad and Rocky Fitzgerald. Ripper has 49 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2024, at a median of 154 pages, the newest being Settle the Score (2024).

Kris Waldherr has 15 catalogued books from Persephone and the Pomegranate (1993) to How They Met Themselves (2025). Greek mythology, goddesses, goddess religion, women and religion and juvenile literature are among the subject tags, and historical romance also appears. The Book of Goddesses (1996), Sacred Animals (2001), The Lover's Path (2005), Doomed Queens (2008) and The Lost History of Dreams (2019) are listed titles. Waldherr is still publishing.

Krista and Becca Ritchie write contemporary and new adult romance. Ten books are catalogued between 2013 and 2024, opening with Addicted to You (2013), Addicted for Now (2013) and Hothouse Flower (2013) and reaching Some Kind of Perfect (2024). Billionaire romance sits among the subject tags, and the Ritchies continue to publish.

Krista Davis writes cozy mysteries with amateur women sleuths. The Domestic Diva Mysteries feature Sophie Winston and open with The Diva Runs Out of Thyme (2008); the Paws and Claws and Pen & Ink series sit beside them, with cooks, advice columnists, hotels and a Jack Russell terrier among the recurring subjects. Davis's catalogue reaches 34 books, the newest being The Diva Hosts a Murderer, and publication continues into 2026.

Krista Noorman has 15 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2022. Five series stand under the name: Cornerstone, A Billionaire for Every Season, McGregor Family, Love in Abbottsville, and Sweets and Second Chances. The listing opens at The Truth About Drew (2014) and closes at The Hometown Muse (2022), taking in Goodbye, Magnolia (2015), 18 Hours To Us (2017), Bittersweet (2018) and Hello Forever (2020). Only two of the books carry a recorded page count.